Hi,
What I am attempting to do is to detect all changes to appointments, as well as deletions or additions of appointments. New appointments, deletions of appointments, or changes to appointments must be saved to the Appointments table of our database.
My approach has been to use an event handler for the RadScheduler.Appointments.CollectionChanged event. Of course, the RadScheduler's Appointment collection changes when you initially load it, so you have to handle that case. But I find my event handler being called when I mouse-click an appointment in the scheduler.
Is my approach all wrong?
What I am attempting to do is to detect all changes to appointments, as well as deletions or additions of appointments. New appointments, deletions of appointments, or changes to appointments must be saved to the Appointments table of our database.
My approach has been to use an event handler for the RadScheduler.Appointments.CollectionChanged event. Of course, the RadScheduler's Appointment collection changes when you initially load it, so you have to handle that case. But I find my event handler being called when I mouse-click an appointment in the scheduler.
Is my approach all wrong?
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Hello Jim Benson,
Thank your for writing.
As far as I understand you correctly you receive a CollectionChanged notification when you click on an appointment. I tried to reproduce this issue on my side but to no avail. Generally the CollectionChanged event should be fired when an item is added, removed or updated.
Could you please describe the issue in-depth and the exact steps needed to reproduce it?
Sincerely yours,
Dobry Zranchev
the Telerik team
Thank your for writing.
As far as I understand you correctly you receive a CollectionChanged notification when you click on an appointment. I tried to reproduce this issue on my side but to no avail. Generally the CollectionChanged event should be fired when an item is added, removed or updated.
Could you please describe the issue in-depth and the exact steps needed to reproduce it?
Sincerely yours,
Dobry Zranchev
the Telerik team
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answered on 29 Jul 2010, 05:08 PM
Sorry for my delayed response. I don't expect you to jump whenever I have a question. But your response came sufficiently long after my question that it is water under the bridge, so to speak. I've moved on, as necessity would have it.
Thanks, anyway.
Thanks, anyway.
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Hello Jim Benson,
Thank you for getting back to us and please accept our apologies for the delayed response.
Should you want to receive quicker responses, please follow the steps that my colleague Stefan has given in your ticket RadSchedulerNavigator NavigateForwardsClick.
Thank you for your understanding.
Greetings,
Nikolay
the Telerik team
Thank you for getting back to us and please accept our apologies for the delayed response.
Should you want to receive quicker responses, please follow the steps that my colleague Stefan has given in your ticket RadSchedulerNavigator NavigateForwardsClick.
Thank you for your understanding.
Greetings,
Nikolay
the Telerik team
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